Peter O'Toole

Peter O'Toole born August 2, 1932.

Peter gave his most stunning
performance in the blockbuster "Lawrence of Arabia", 1962, for which he
received his first Oscar nomination. He was also nominated for "Becket"
1964, "Lion In Winter" 1968, and "Goodby Mr. Chips". He entered the
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1953, and published his biography
"Loitering With Intent" 1992, and then "Appentice" 1996. Peter was
nominated seven times for Best Actor, didn't win, but did receive a
"Lifetime Achievement Award" by the Academy in 2003.

Peter's astrology
birthchart shows a non-conformist attitude in dealing with his
professional life, coupled with an intense desire to transform the world
around him to his liking. His persona seems to be quite expansive and
Leonine, always wanting to capture the attention and applause of others
around him. His ego and emotional nature are strongly Leonine, with a
glowing warmth that he could not hide, even if he tried to. His loving
and artistic nature is comforting and sensitive, and his aggressive
nature is many-faceted, curious and would at times become "flippant"
when going afer his goals.

His literary talent is superbly visionary,
coupled with a penchant for "telling a realistic story", even if it
hurts.